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From Conflict to Reconstruction

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Governments frequently compartmentalize issues of reform and reconstruction into separate strategies and separate ministries (the fate of poverty reduction as well). Donors do likewise, for each has its own responsibilities; the IMF focuses on reform, the UN concentrates on conflict resolution and reconstruction, and the World Bank- whose operations span both the agendas- has yet to integrate reform and conflict issues. However, reform and reconstruction can be kept separate if conflict is to be halted and poverty reduced. [Discussion Paper No. 2001/16]

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  • Tony Addison, 2010. "From Conflict to Reconstruction," Working Papers id:3195, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:3195
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    Sub-Saharan Africa; conflict; economic reform;
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